Pulling Trump's Puppet Strings

I don't clearly associate the wealthiest business tycoons with Donald Trump, and while it is possible these men accrued their wealth by illegal means, their notoriety suggests otherwise.  The big three:  Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk have their own empires, but finally I did put it together about America's "Space Force."  It's all business.  Privatized rocket service for NASA or Washington has its benefits for Mr. Musk.  I asked before how it was possible to attempt to launch 30,000 low earth orbit satellites around the globe with no repercussions.  It is an unrealistic business goal no matter who would benefit.  It oversteps common sense, logic, moderation, or conservation.  It is a brazen business model with no regard for anything.  Who could have sanctioned such an endeavor.  You know who.  That is when I realize Elon and Donald were partners.  I have nothing good to say about Mr. Musk, and never will I buy a Tesla.  I don't want his satellites orbiting my night sky infringing on my right of privacy.  Privacy in America is a lost right.  We are entitled to our privacy via the United States Constitution, but the Far Right MAGA Extremists say they support the Constitution but behave differently.  This is behavior with which I am becoming more familiar.  "Two Face."  Harvey Dent.  These are people that say one thing but do another.  Often they may be friendly to you but undermine your agenda behind your back.  They talk smack behind your back.  This is nothing new, but it is something with which I am not very familiar.  I am now.  It is unfolding in real time by fake news.  News media is printing one story and another truth emerges.  I assume the need to verify your information or the truth (The Fairness Doctrine) no longer is required in American news reporting.  Ronald Reagan vetoed this law, and it has not been reinstated.  "Anything Goes."  I failed to mention Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and Elon Musk in my discontent with the actions of Donald Trump.  Mr. Bezos owns the Washington Post Newspaper of which I am a subscriber.  Bill Gates created the Windows operating system, and everyone shops at Amazon.  Is it true that virtue is fleeting and corruption infiltrates everything?  The most humorous irony I have experienced was being served with a warrant for dumping a couch beside the railroad tracks in Columbus, Ohio.  I was under duress after moving into a new rental house and needed to dispose of this dirty couch.  In a moment of complete lapse of adult judgement I agreed to load this pile of debris in my Toyota Tercel wagon and take it to a secret dumping place in Clintonville.  I did not know that recently they had cleaned up exact location, and the local neighbors were on guard about future dumping.  I walked right into the trap.  We returned and retrieved the couch and disposed of it properly, and at the advice of a local attorney I took my photographs and receipt from the dump to environmental court and plead guilty.  The entire courtroom openly laughed at me when I did.  Unlike what the lawyer had suggested, Judge Rick Pfeiffer made an example of me and charged me the maximum allowable fine of $500.00.  A few months later at an event at the State House, I was playing cocktail piano for the event.  Mr. Pfeiffer was the keynote speaker.  Upon seeing me he truncated his comments and left the event.  Not everyone is a career criminal, and people do make mistakes.  Later he became the Attorney General for the city of Columbus and held that distinguished post until 2017.  Today I received a certified letter in the mail that required a signature of receipt.  It was correspondence from a local doctor who was perturbed that I did not accept his suggestions of care and canceled my suggested appointments with him.  Having no health insurance didn't seem to effect his advice nor realizing the procedures he was suggesting weren't relevant to my condition.  I declined to engage his subsequent medical services, but his letter of today suggested it was my responsibility to do what he said no matter what.  That would have been marks against my credit and unsavory collection agencies.  It was more important to him for me to accept his suggestions of care, but they were irrelevant to me.  It has been a long week of misinformation, fake news, and stolen elections.  I am tired of having to toughen my skin, raise my boundaries, and keep evil at bay.  I will get better at it.  As far as The Donald being a pawn, pawnbroker, bookie, or fixer for the wealthy as President of the United States.  Of course I now understand Ronald Reagan was that exact incarnation.  He was an actor they recruited to play the role of President, and we bought it.  He was the perfect choice.  While not an accomplished or successful actor, he exuded a Presidential appearance and learned his lines.  The PBS documentary that finally exposed his patrons was an indispensable piece of reporting.  We need more of these on PBS, just like we need reruns of The Lawrence Welk Show.  Super PACs or Political Action Committees with unlimited dark money run the world and the political system.  These connections with Donald Trump widely have not been reported.  There was speculation about Russian collusion, but Mr. Trump had business dealings worldwide.  If a sitting U.S. President talks fondly and lovingly about Communist dictators, it would be wise to believe him.  It would be nice to know who is pulling the strings.